Paul McCartney at the Ed Sullivan theatre 1992~ (the best bits)

[@philnaccarato]

As a lifelong fan and guitarist (thanks to the very early inspiration from Paul) I think this is the best band he's had in his post-Beatle career. And this performance was off the charts. Paul was in great voice on this one, and obviously thankful to be playing in the same theatre where it all started. Robbie (formerly from The Pretenders) and Hamish Stuart (Average White Band), are premiere seasoned musicians that bring so much to this band. Blair Cunningham, who has played drums with a plethora of great artists including Lionel Richie, Tina Turner and Roxy Music to name a few, is the balls of this band. And not to forget Wix Wickens on keys who adds all the layers that dress up these tunes so beautifully. And of course, Linda. She was the love of his life and I'm still saddened by her passing. Some are critical of her being in the band, but honestly it would not be the same (and is not) without her. My life would have never been the same either without Sir Paul McCartney and his brilliant artistry. It was a joy to watch this superb performance from one of the greatest songwriters from the 20th Century - and beyond.

[@DavidCKendall]

I pinned your comment for others to see first. Thanks for such an earnest and appreciative write-up.Testify, brother! You strike a rich chord with many of us musicians and lifelong fans. Cheers 🍻 !

[@luciliodeheldjunior44]

y´r absolutely right Phil !!!

[@JaneKellie-uh3mo]

Every Man Need A Woman's Touch. Humbled

[@AnthonyBullock0408]

I love your comment. Paul, still singing so beautifully, has some awesome talent with him. That guitar player is off the charts. The music is so polished... And these were mostly classy artworks of songs.

[@Hifimessi-DarthPeter]

Und bei all dem Erfolg ist er Bodenständig geblieben

[@AnthonyBullock0408]

Fabulous Paul always so good. He was made for performance and I've not heard a better singer. We were blessed when Paul was sent here from heaven to do the work he has been doing.

[@nealovesky2783]

I WAS 12 WHEN THE Beatles hit. A guy in my class got a Beatles wig. Amazing. I'm from Newport Beach. I saw Paul and Linda at there premiere for , Give My Regards to Broadway

[@roseannbrandi4800]

ABSOLUTELY.! I am 76 years old now and I have been in Love with him & his Incredible Music since I was 15 years old!!! I am so grateful that he & the Beatles were part of my Generation!!! I am truly Blessed !!! Thank you so much Jesus Bless you Paul & all of your Love ones...Love Roseann Brandi

[@gailtuska4830]

I love Paul so much. I’m so lucky to have seen him 4 times, twice with The Beatles, one with Linda and Wings & one more time with this band . He’s so creative and talented. We are all blessed to have him part of our lives! 😊🎶👌

[@ElenaArellano-f4p]

😅Comparto con todos uds. El cariño y admiracion por el. Saludos🎉❤😊

[@ErickNagaya]

You're so lucky

[@kathrynlayfield9599]

i was twelve when I heard, "I Want to Hold Your Hand". I laughed, I thought it was funny! The next year I turned thirteen and I was in love with Paul from then on. I never heard music like the Beatles came up with before. They always surprised us, very innovative, arrangements with instruments that we never heard before! The Beatles creativity was never ending. When I heard they were breaking up, the tears flowed! This just can't be, the Beatles are forever! Thank God that Paul and Ringo are still here and making Music!

[@DavidCKendall]

What a nice comment, Kathryn! I was 8 years old when I first heard OF them from my babysitter, who said she saw them on the Ed Sullivan show, and I thought they were a 'trained bug' act, like a flea circus or something.... glad I was wrong!

[@kathrynlayfield9599]

@@DavidCKendall That's an adorable tale! Paul would laugh, "A bug act". I'm so glad they existed in my teenager years, they made me feel so cool! Music really changed in the '60's and '70's.

[@alinedehors8438]

Me too love him for ever

[@Step..7]

Awsome paul macartney the best singer song writer of all times always ever since the beatles came to America 1964

[@danadane2501]

When ever bassist say you can't be real bass player whilst using a plectrum. SIR Paul McCartney's name should instantly be thrown in their face. His talent is unmistakable. Yet I must point out the lead guitarist with the cream Fender Stratocaster is incredible.

[@salesdept537]

Robbie McIntosh is a phenomenal guitar player.

[@Lily_The_Pink972]

Only just found this in 2022, Paul's 80th year. I'm so grateful that people find these videos and share them on KZbin. We don't anywhere near enough Paul McCartney and Beatles stuff on British TV.

[@rubenbaez6497]

un placer para los amantes de su música gracias a quienes lo comparten !!

[@ТамараБелоцерковская-ы5ш]

В Британии привыкли к чуду по имени Пол Маккартни

[@ElenaArellano-f4p]

😂

[@ElenaArellano-f4p]

Que. Suerte haber visto Paul. En sus distintas etapas y todas exitosas. Talento y superación, y vitalidad. Viva Paul por siempre.

[@ElenaArellano-f4p]

40:28 😅😮😂🎉

[@greg4673]

Paul McCartney. The modern day Mozart.

[@kenwaller676]

Agree 100%

[@rewindrecords3507]

Not even close.

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

Please…..Take Bach. Mozart is nobody harmonically in comparison to McCartney. Bach is ok.

[@juanmanuelolguinsanchez1605]

Estoy de acuerdo Es toda una generación Nuestra generación por siempre Por primera ves lo vi en México 1993 Saludos desde Tijuana 🎉

[@ilyakaminsky466]

Exactly! I am not a musician, just amateur. I cannot juge the complexity of harmony etc., so he first comparision which comes up in my mind with McCartney is Mozart, nobody else.

[@atbglenn]

Paul McCartney, the ultimate musician! RIP Linda. We miss you!

[@mikeoakley7470]

Loved Paul since about 1964. Haven’t stopped since.

[@DavidCKendall]

You are not alone sir. I think half of the teenage boys in America started bands because they admired everything about Paul. The ultimate entertainer and crowd pleaser, then and now!

[@lindafriedlander1706]

⁠​⁠@@DavidCKendall- Girl bands also started back then.

[@shanekeogh-wm9ot]

Live and let die was by Wings and I believe it's one of Paul McCartney best songs and his wife Linda was in the band RIP Linda a nice lady and a warm American ❤

[@douglasmasterson443]

Money Can't Buy Me Love!!??.....loved it !! Country style...not afraid to change the format!!He obviously is a natural born innovator!

[@garyrosson4818]

His special magic is...... HE MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD. we can compare performers and say who is better,best etc. But Paul has that special appeal to multiple generations that can't be denied

[@thesilvershining]

Yes! He puts so much joy into my life!

[@richardfigliola2625]

He gets his inspiration from the King😊

[@ВладимирЕрохин-р5с]

Это редчайшее удовольствие и наслаждение слушать и видеть то, что он с таким редким Достоинством дарит Миру!!!

[@firstnamelastname6717]

This is one of the coolest videos Paul made at this gig concert ., { WINGS? } and it’s good to see how happy he was when his wife Linda was alive playing in the band as well with her husband Paul., Paul did a superb gig there, I just loved it all. Thanks Paul!✌🏼

[@briankennedy1192]

WINGS QUITELY BROKE UP IN APRIL 1981. PAUL CHOSE THESE BRILLIANT PLAYERS AND THEY WERE TOGETHER TILL MID 90S TILL CURRENT BAND WHO'VE BEEN TOGETHER ALMOST 30 YEARS. Ray Cooper who you see here is a brilliant multi instrumentalits is still with Paul. He was the man who formed the great ELTON JOHN BAND 70,75.

[@gregchristopfel8106]

This is just amazing. He can do it all, he has done it all! So many people just do not know how utterly immersed he is in music, how much he loves to play He is a consummate musician, second to none. What a career.

[@likespurple2261]

You are absolutely right, and expressed so well the sentiments of millions out there!

[@Billodnh]

One of the great composers of the 20th Century. A very good not great singer. As a guitar player he has a major impact on the rock bass. But people like Prince and Stevie Wonder are better overall musicians.

[@DavidCKendall]

Ditto Greg!, and @Billodnh, you had me then you lost me. You may be a consumate rock music critic, second to none, but my ears know which records I want to reach for and listen to over and over. There can only be one 'Beatles'. They led -- everything else followed and was influenced by them. They invented sound that everyone else copied, and you can't take that away from Paul. Not only a great composer, but innovator as well.

[@Billodnh]

With The Beatles Paul had a little help from his friends. He's a very good musician but he is not Itzhak Perlman or Jimi Hendrix. But they could not write a pop song like Paul. He was an innovator on rock bass as I implied. But he is not say Jaco Pastorius. Paul's genius, yes the word is appropriate, is in his writing. But I'm confident that Paul would point out the many jazz musicians who can play rings around him. It's one thing to be an appreciative fan and another to be a syncophant.

[@jymcaputo]

you must be an ass Billodnh? Only a dick would draw a comparison between Paul and Jaco OR EVEN THINK OF SUCH A RIDICULOUS COMPARISON. Why not just acknowledge a given artist for the innovations they may provide. Paul was a song writer.....everything else he did on the bass and even vocally was secondary to his contributions as a songwriter. Very few musicians make truly unique contributions......Paul may be one as a versatile songwriter, possibly Hendrix, Freddie Mercury, Hubert Laws, Perlman, Miles, Charlie, Herbie.......frankly 99% of all musicians no matter how famous they are made a career doing something they stole from someone else.

[@MarkSeibold]

It was fascinating to hear Paul McCartney do a different rendition of one of their old numbers, Can't Buy Me Love, in the style of an old Irish folk tune, with the picking style done by one of his other lead guitar players in this performance, and the accordion backing here, coming out of a segue from Michelle. It really shows his tremendous diversity to rearrange his own numbers and his mastery to be flexible. This is also shown quite a bit in the new Beatles documentary, Get Back. As McCartney shows his tremendous ability, with instantaneous songwriting abilities. There's a scene in one of the second or third parts of the documentary with Billy Preston on keyboards and their rehearsing one of John's future numbers for the Abbey Road album already, I Want You. McCartney is sitting in the middle of the studio with an electric base he's playing lap slide style. Everyone should see this rehearsal session. The others are all joining in and it's truly an experiment in jazz fusion style, with a lot of improvising which shows their ability to be great improvisational Jazz musicians as much as pop rock, classical, and so many other diversities of styles.

[@debbihamiltonaz]

I really want to see that doccuseries

[@pranveraqafzezi3555]

Oh SA nostalgia per kete revolution te muzikes qe patem fatin ta shijojme ne rinine tone.Sot jam 71 vjec.Dite te bukura qe nuk harohen❤ 7:22

[@lyndasumner5457]

He's a genius and a gentleman. They don't come any better.

[@jameswstice5237]

Truth

[@pattiosmith8963]

Paul has been my favorite entertainer for over 50 years, and he's still rocking!! Will always love you Paul

[@stephenwalker5032]

WOW

[@DavidCKendall]

Seriously good musicianship. Tight, fun, and well rehearsed. Yep, love me some Paul also.

[@dominiqueluquet5512]

Still rocking ? Et on se voit bientôt ?

[@debbihamiltonaz]

Mine too. I'm getting so irritated about Paul vs. Billy. I was a teenager when "Paul is dead" crap. This Paul here is the same guy prior to 1966. I think the group and their spouses joked around in public. One time they were at a premiere or something and Olivia Harrison said "Hello Billy" and Paul said hello with a little laugh. These are 4 guys who would do the silliest of things for their videos and movies. We are all witness to their crazy antics and we loved them for those antics.

[@roseannbrandi4800]

I truly agree with all my heart. I Love you Paul and I always will...God Bless you and keep you safe for many years to come ❤

[@edbenson98]

Playlist: 1~20 Flight Rock 1:20 2~Get out of My Way 5:00 3~Fixing A Hole 9:00 4~Penny Lane 13:10 5~Michelle 17:30 6~Can't Buy Me Love 20:35 7~Off the Ground 24:25 8~I Wanna Be Your Man 28:10 9~Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band 31:35 10~My Love 37:25 11~Lady Madonna 41:30 12~C'mon People 44:30 13~Live and let Die 51:00

[@tlb1985]

Thank you very much, kind stranger

[@Aderin.]

How to get likes 😂

[@justinoldmusician5321]

Why does everybody have to rate musical greats with other musical greats? None of them are in competition and often play on the same albums or on stage together. But there's always somebody who says this guitar player is better than that one, or singer sounded better in his younger years. Paul and the Beatles were so innovative in what they did for pop music and very innovative because of what they did in the studio. Some will say it wasn't them as much as it was George Martin, but he only made the ideas they had work. Same with the engineers. John would say he wanted his voice to sound like it was under water and they came up with a way to do it. The thing is, things like that changed how the recording process was done. Paul said they wanted every song to sound unique. Most bands have a certain sound but not the Beatles. Each song had it's own sound. Paul and John wrote over nearly 400 songs together, in their years together. They also each wrote their own songs after the Beatles broke up. For the most part, they kept the same unique style going, giving each song it's own identity and sound. These unique sounds became a Beatles trademark. Musicians will tell you they were watching Ed Sullivan when the Beatles were on and that made them want to be musicians. I was one of those. I think you can safely say any of the present great musicians of today can say the same thing. The Beatles brought a different style of music to life and it stirred the urge in several thousand kids to be like them. I can mention many great musicians in great bands who credit the Beatles for getting them into music. Members of Kansas, Transatlantic and Flying Colors, the Eagles and on and on. If you were to ask most any musician today, under the age of 65 or so, they were in front of their TV set watching the Beatles. Those who are quite a bit younger than that still have benefited from the Beatles, in the studio and in instrumentation of songs, and even harmonies. Pop music as a whole owes an awful lot to the Beatles as a group and as individuals. Singularly, they all went out and made their own mark after the Beatles, in one way or another. They took their fans with them and created even more musicians out of many of them. So, I don't care who can sound better at bass than Paul, or sing better. Both of those are opinions and everybody has one. Music is that way. Everybody has likes and dislikes and that's OK. But you don't go around saying one guy is better than the other, because he's not better...he's just different. Paul has been doing what he does for many years. God willing, he'll be doing it for many more. In the process, he'll be gaining more young fans who have never heard of the Beatles and maybe they will want to be a musician after hearing one of his songs. I don't care how good someone else is at playing an instrument. If you can inspire someone to be a musician just by playing music yourself, that's a very special skill to have. Just count the musicians the Beatles have inspired, or the ones Paul has inspired. So, not only do we have Paul's music to listen to, we also have the music of all of those he inspired. Now if that isn't a wonderful legacy, I don't know what is. Thank you Paul, for inspiring me that night in 1964, on the Ed Sullivan stage with John, George and Ringo. I'll be forever grateful for my ability to play and write music. I might have done it on my own, if I hadn't heard you play, but maybe not. I shudder to think how my life would have been, without music.

[@amycrunch3812]

Because they're not musicians.

[@stevenholton438]

Lovely comment friend

[@williamadamsmusic3025]

Paul McCartney and The Beatles... wrote the soundtrack of our lives! Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo. You guys saved my life more than once! ✌🏼&❤️ to the 🌎🌍🌏

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.

[@BILLRANDO]

​@justiceforjamespaulmccartney FAUL FEVER IS A MENTAL ILLNESS THAT CAN CAUSE NUMBNESS OF THE BRAIN AND CAUSE HAVOC ON YOUR EYESIGHT. YOU SHOULD SEE A DOCTOR. PLEASE DON'T MAKE ME CRY FROM WORRYING ABOUT YOU. ❤❤❤❤

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

Corny thing that with soundtrack of lives……

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartneyhahaha! Really….hahaha

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartneygo to the FBI

[@joelee5875]

We here in America all love the Beatles and especially Paul for keeping the legend alive, and well.

[@socialmeaslesinpartnership1252]

It's a chap with more talent than I can understand how anyone contains it. Brilliant!

[@teresaguerrero748]

Paul is the best rock singer and musician of all times.

[@sM-ww9zb]

he is the second best musician there ever was (everyone else is tied for first)

[@JohnBeerschoten-qf8bz]

He is.

[@lvvovich]

He is genius and he knows it!)

[@javiervelasco7143]

No he is not,Lennon is the best

[@sM-ww9zb]

@@javiervelasco7143 Hey Javier, guess what. Lennon (of Lennon-McCartney) crawled on his hands and knees every single night begging and pleading McCartney (of Lennon-McCartney) for just a taste, just a morsel of his delicious feet (John Lennon (Of Lennon-McCartney) had a foot fetish. I find feet disgusting, but I agree on the count of McCartney (of Lennon-McCartney)'s feet because they are the only ones I would actively beg to get a morsel of). There was nobody more cucked for McCartney than Lennon (of Lennon McCartney), you better believe it. In the 70s, he thought they were connected on a spiritual level and visited one another in dreams. Now THAT's what I call cucked. That is why it is so funny. When the likes of you... david bailey, phillip norman, and countless others, shaft McCartney for his cuckhold friend John (Lennon, of Lennon-McCartney), when the truth is, Lennon was the biggest McCuntney cuck the world has ever seen. And I would know, being the second. I also hate McCartney and his music like nobody's buisness, and yet here I am, listening to it over and over, watching mind numbing 40+minute raw footage interviews, hating every second of it, all because I am a big fat fucking cuck. (Like John Lennon (of Lennon-McCartney).

[@idontwantahandle]

Never thought I’d hear a countryfied version of Can’t Buy Me Love from Paul. Terrific.

[@carolineofborneo]

QuickPitch fabulous....love the way they sing this version of " can't buy me love"😍

[@enserio172]

Can't buy me love on help album version (i've just seen a face)

[@SnakesGaming2016]

what a cool surprise that was!

[@MarioRodriguez-fs1kk]

Paul just knows how to bring it to the stage wherever he is playing around the globe

[@robertreigel4027]

I think he saved the best for last. Few singers have the legacy. Even better is he is doing his 50 years after the Beatles were brought to this country

[@davidhopeman3591]

@@robertreigel4027 They did Ed Sullivan February 1964 this was a performance from 1992= 28 years apart..

[@debbihamiltonaz]

Why is country music the only Genre that has "Entertainer of the year award" Maybe they do at the Grammys and I've never noticed.

[@JanosKenyeresJunior]

Paul never could really leave the beatles indeed, because he was himself the beatles itself

[@fgsippey]

1 quarter of the Beatles, although I would agree he likely would have made a name for himself with his voice even if he doesn't meet John.

[@joxxk]

Best singer songwriter musician total entertainer EVER! Plain and Simple

[@damiendaly983]

cmon singer no give me a break average voice but a great song writer, elvis was the singer paul and co thrived to be

[@Aderin.]

@@damiendaly983 Paul had a high vocal range than Elvis, he can sing lower and higher than him.

[@JJStale]

@@damiendaly983ever heard I saw her standing there or monkberry moon delight or helter skelter or Oh Darling! Or Eleanor Rigby?

[@jamesdunn9714]

"Fixing a Hole" really brings back the 60's and the memories. Paul is in fine voice and has a great bunch backin' him; tight band. Always loved this line up.

[@charwest9449]

WOW!!! One of his best live concerts, possibly even his most creative! New takes on old songs, just stunning. PAUL at his peak. But then again, he was always peaking. Yet another peak! And his band was a fabulous group of musicians in their own rights!

[@thesilvershining]

I come back to this concert often, it’s so great. Thank goodness for KZbin!

[@briankennedy1192]

Check out his live in Quebec 2008 if possible the audience is huge and Macca and band are on fire. I seen him in Sydney Australia in 2017 and he was bouncing around like a 30 year old, some of his great classics had grown men in tears.

[@justme-uc8pp]

Me & my Beloved husband got married in 1969. We first saw Paul McCartney live in Wings with their Band on the Run tour. We thought it was so awesome that he put his Beloved Wife Linda in his Band. And that they took their children with them on tour. I have never seen this concert before. Thank you for posting it. It's another wonderful concert. Thank God the audience was quiet so we & they could hear themselves play. So different than when the Beatles played the Ed Sullivan show in 1964.

[@aleksandrsapoznikov6622]

​@@justme-uc8pp😂

[@fandethebeatles3655]

Maestro de Maestros, un GENIO, toca todos los instrumentos, no hay nadie igual. Que tal base musical, reamente no hay palabras para describir. Tenemos la suerte de tenerlo. Desde Callao-Peru.

[@ylvaeliseweinefelt4378]

Yes! Paul McCartney is the greatest musician of all time!! :D And a very nice and kindly person too!!

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

2019 To those who criticize Macca, please try playing the bass while singing...let alone sing in tune... This guy is the GOAT!

[@stevefreary7449]

And try playing Piano Drums Ukele etc etc he is a Magician ! The Best By Miles ....Oh and write the songs too !

[@Avantimusicprojects]

Try to play Lady Madonna's piano part singing like that!! He's a real musician through and through. Period.

[@deanprescott1868]

Some folks may have a pre-concieved idea about him. If they would actually listen to his albums and cool out takes they might be amazed as well. His voice is the best in Popular music.

[@thesilvershining]

Absolutely.

[@peterfalahee]

True story and well told

[@alanlane3670]

Nearly...but not quite...

[@jimbo91262]

Songwriter, singer, musician extrordinaire!!

[@1060michaelg]

Great. Macca clearly having a great time and his voice was in fine form. Great show! I saw him in Tampa stadium in 1990 or '91 and when he did Live And Let Die and the explosions went off, the whole sky lit up and the place went bat shit crazy...at show's end Paul thanked the city for letting him "Put on our little light show." Heh, you would have thought a war had broke out. Extremely dramatic. Feel honored to have seen him perform live.

[@Eleanor-yc6bw]

The first song is what he sung to John the first time he met him and what convinced John that Paul should be in the group. We owe so much to it tbh

[@DavidCKendall]

Thanks for pointing that out! That had slipped by me.

[@waynej2608]

Yep, twas 20 Flight Rock, by Eddie Cochran, played to John, that secured Paul's spot in The Quarrymen. The rest is history! John knew what he was doing. 😎

[@theatremad9797]

Linda McCartney i think was under rated and i always thought her backups were great especially in wings. RIP Linda you were awesome.

[@BestUsernameForMe]

Linda gets credit for keeping Paul going when he was in depression after the break up of the Beatles and giving him four children. For that alone we owe her a debt of gratitude. My wife heard recording tapes of the Wings where the track of Linda singing showed she was off key compared to the other singers. What do I care. She kept Paul going. Paul to his credit kept going after losing Linda.

[@juancastillonb]

Paul was grateful with her since the beginning...he composed : "Maybe I'm amazed " for Linda.

[@GastonCohen]

Linda had no clue of what was she doing, she didn't know anything about music. Paul told it himself in an interview

[@MarkcartneyR]

Dude, to be honest she sucks lol, she was a good wife though

[@nonrepublicrat]

sponge bob square pants has more musical talent than mrs. mccartney.

[@DavidCKendall]

Paul was hittin' on all 6 cylinders in this wonderful time capsule concert. Thanks to all of you for the appreciative comments and feedback. A Beatle at the peak of his powers! 12:43

[@edbenson98]

It's supposed to be all 8 cylinders! 🤣

[@johwbel]

indeed!

[@TopblokeGolf]

Yeah, on form here

[@polytheneprentiss1534]

Also want to give it up for Wix for doing an amazing job on the keyboards and accordion!

[@DavidCKendall]

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney .... Har Har Har!... Okay, well I'm going with 'No Matter What'.... an excellent song recorded by Badfinger, the band that Willy Shears Campbell, no doubt, signed to Apple records. Oh, by the way, please supply me with a list ofevery person, I mean EVERY person who would have to agree to cover this macabre death up, starting with every family member of every Beatle. Let's see this list of co-conspirators. That should give you about two years worth of homework. Interesting, isn't it, how Jane Asher would have to agree to sleep with Paul before 1966, and lucky Mr. Campbell after.... n'est-ce pas? And her brother Peter went right along with it?... so there's your 'no matter what', for starters. Change my mind.

[@gildacruz2716]

my #1 idol till now.paul mccartney.god bless

[@davecarryon9425]

His best post beatles band. Robbie is an amazing guitarist. Great upload. thanks

[@George-ok6zt]

He has such energy man now I see how the Beatles had such magic and chemistry

[@jeffwells1255]

Saw him for the best stadium concert ever in 2013 - three solid hours of non-stop greatness that will be hard to beat by anyone!

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

You saw Billy. Paul died in 1966.

[@gregwalker1913]

He so loves early rock and roll, cuz, like so many others, it saved his life. And made his life. Never too tired to rock!

[@DROly1]

What else can you say??....Amazing!!! Paul

[@joannebriceno7885]

Paul is the best, a genious, sings and plays instruments, with feeling, he's a living legend, there will never be anyone like him, will be loved forever. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jamesoike6787]

Wonderful he did "My Love" whilst Linda was still in the band! Dig it!

[@andyloftube]

The best McCartney band. Robbie McIntosh is such a delight to listen to. Hamish Stuart is a perfect all around musician and a truly great singer. Wix...!

[@robertdiepold2242]

When you are 50 and you can still "rock" a mullet, that is pretty cool. IMO nobody does 50's rock better than McCartney and his album of 50's songs years later was great. Really enjoyed the songs from "Off The Ground" album.

[@DavidCKendall]

Title Song is good... 'C'mon People' is GREAT! I don't like every song, but it's a fine record.

[@sarahsosa729]

I bought the VHS rape to "OFF THE GROUND" IT'S JUST AN AWESOME 1 HR OF SUCH A TALENTED GROUP!! NOT TO MENTION IT'S PAUL McCARTNEY COME ON!!

[@lucazamponiofficial]

Absolutely brilliant!!!Wonderfull!!!what a special Gigi!

[@George-ok6zt]

First time seeing this ..what a treat, I was Fortunate to see Paul and this very band at old foxboro stadium around the same time. NOW THAT WAS THE TREAT ABOVE ALL TREATS

[@dianeryan5011]

This was So enjoyable to see..so many yrs. I never saw this blend of guitar players..Fantastic!!Thank you for sharing this..Paul ..Wow..Still miss Lovely Lynda!!!

[@BassicVIC]

I think this is by far the BEST lineup McCartney ever had in his solo career.

[@daletwin1]

I don't think this is his best lineup. He had a better lineup in the 70's.

[@craniofacialsurgeon]

The current lineup for >20 years; is the best

[@stephendavis6066]

I think Robbie is the Crack guitarist....

[@tonylaughlin6663]

@@craniofacialsurgeon Agree

[@jameswstice5237]

It's good and not current. Linda lives. Not yet had he lost her no heartache then wasn't road blocking his creative path. With, or without Linda, or his deceased play pal John, Paul slid through time and musical marathoning as though both Brian Epstein, and George Martin weren't dead having secretly joined in waving at Paul and this lineup in greatness with their approval🏅🎧🎤🎸 saying you still got it, your 🆗 Paul... As he bass strums beating his heart and strumming strings grooving away with percussion upkeep... Smiling more intently bringing sound to those lying in the ground but draws up energy to invite dwellers of the grave to one more time entertain those who helped to make his way... we salute you Sir Paul McCartney !!!

[@glennaugustyn5209]

Boy I could watch this stuff all day and night. McCartney is the Melody Maestro. Up close and personal is the best way to see him. Love It Glenn Augustyn

[@jwa718]

Wow---absolutely one of the best video bits of Sir Paul in a live performance. Amazing how the Sullivan Theater looks so different between his first appearance there and then when it became Letterman's home. What a delight seeing Paul at 50 so active and very much the ultimate musician and performer. So I am totally smitten by the make up artist---she's simply gorgeous. Does anyone know who she is and what she's up to these days? She has to have good memories of those two nights. Thanks for sharing this video!

[@eloisaperez9154]

I wish im the lady artist wiping Paul's cute face, make up lol amd try to kuss him on his cheek

[@stevefreary7449]

How can anybody not believe MACCA is the best musician ever ! Diversity of songs ! Instruments he plays ! Words and music ! Not even the classical composers can match that ! and I mean NONE ! Oh and yes he performs his vast array to the masses throughout the world from the UK USA Australia All of Europe Russia Peru Mexico Et Al I rest my case !

[@moeb434]

And damn good looking too!

[@thesilvershining]

Most composers did not write their own words (libretto) to their operas-Wagner is the only one I can think of who did. Paul sings the songs, plays many instruments, writes the words AND the music. Such a rare and wonderful multi-talent!

[@xiniaartavia5055]

One of the many reasons I like Paul so much is that he makes all kinds of music in fact the best musician in the word ❤️🎸

[@zakariam.a5635]

He is the greatest one that ever and forever

[@ВладимирЕрохин-р5с]

Величайшее Счастье быть Его Современником!! Браво, GRESTEST Paul!! Thanks You Very Much!!! Good Luck for You!!!

[@janiceellery1653]

31 years later and Sir Paul is still going strong 🎵🎶🎹

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.

[@janiceellery1653]

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney I really wish Sir Paul would sue you and the media who keep circulating this garbage

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

@@janiceellery1653 Why would Billy do such a thing? To be exposed to the truth? I can not wait. I will bring evidence and witnesses.

[@LizGibson-wk5uo]

@@justiceforjamespaulmccartney Really ? May Jehovah bless us all. Psalms 83:18. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

@@LizGibson-wk5uo James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what!

[@Donnieketola]

Thanks for all the great performances I've ever had the pleasure viewing.

[@kazekorner6388]

I was at this show (or one of them - there were 2 shows on consecutive nights). It was quite an experience. Managed to meet Paul briefly afterward and get his autograph. Already a long time ago!

[@TimmyJames]

It's amazing because he still uses the same keyboard player

[@fabio40]

+tim thompson It's amazing because he is playing the same bass he used as a Beatle, even today.

[@aBeatleFan4ever]

Timmy James Thompson - That keyboard player's name is Paul "Wix" Wickens... and he has been touring and recording with McCartney since 1989. Wix has been working with Paul McCartney longer than any other musician - even longer than Paul was with Linda.

[@amycrunch3812]

The keyboard guy's underrated.

[@diffbreak2366]

@@aBeatleFan4ever He's a multi instrumentalist that I have seen accompanying Knopfler as well.

[@ylvaeliseweinefelt4378]

Yes, Paul McCartney is the greatest musician of all time!! :)

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.

[@Clem-Kadiddlehopper]

Sir Paul McCartney goes down in modern history as the greatest singer/ songwriter/musician of all time. Not many had a voice that compared to his - especially in his younger years. He could even scream and yell on key. Listen to "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and "Twist and Shout" if you don't believe me. As far as songwriting goes, his list of incredible hits is far too long to list. His musicianship is probably the area most don't really understand. He played bass, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, keyboards, and drums (yes, drums... he played them in 'Back in the USSR' and other songs) while in the Beatles. He played ALL the instruments on his first solo album - entitled simply "McCartney" - after the Beatles broke up. Sir Paul McCartney has been recently quoted as having said that he just might deserve to be in the top 20 greatest in modern history. No, Sir Paul, you underestimate yourself. You are - and always will be - number one.

[@waynej2608]

John Lennon did lead vocal on Twist and Shout, that's his 'screams' ur hearing. They shared vocals on I Want To Hold Your Hand. John and Paul were both great singers. I dig them both, but I actually prefered Lennon's vocals, meself. 😎

[@Clem-Kadiddlehopper]

@@waynej2608 www.bing.com/videos/search?q=video+of+Beatles+singing+%27Twist+and+Shout%27+and+%27I+Want+to+Hold+your+Hand%2522&&view=detail&mid=2F405D8D50F23A959AA22F405D8D50F23A959AA2&&FORM=VDRVRV www.bing.com/videos/search?q=video+of+Beatles+singing+%27Twist+and+Shout%27+and+%27I+Want+to+Hold+your+Hand%2522&view=detail&mid=F7A13BBFA4C31A81B0FAF7A13BBF A4C31A81B0FA&FORM=VIRE0 You are correct about who is singing lead and who is singing 'along with' - but... - and - most importantly - John Lennon was the second best singer/songwriter/musician of all time. : > )

[@hw343434]

@@waynej2608 John Lennon was on another level. Listen to the Shea Stadium concert, biggest Beatles show and it’s basically the John Lennon show, easily the greatest singer that on that huge stage

[@pestbsn]

@@waynej2608 if you watch them perform Twist and Shout, you're right. John was the lead vocalist. But Paul also did the rock scream with John.

[@alexanderobenza2209]

Paul McCartney is the greatest musician of all time!

[@RealPatrickBateman1]

Alexander Obenza Mick Jagger^

[@jamiemiddleditch1999]

@MorbidManMusic The Beatles were one and still are the biggest band in history. Paul McCartney is the most well known musician and his career continues into his late 70s. Paul McCartney is the greatest musician of all time, his music has changed music history!

@@jamiemiddleditch1999 Are you really saying that PM is greater than Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi, Puccini, Paganini, Verdi, Rossini, Chopin, Brahms, Elgar, Wagner, Mascagni, Gershwin, Django, Coltrane etc...? Look, I really enjoy pop music, I had my beatles phase and I still love to play their songs; I really love it, but the history of music is way bigger than Paul McCartney, believe me. Saying that Paul McCartney (or Mick Jagger) is the greatest musician of all time is ridiculous. It's ok to have an idol, but you need to get out of your bubble and look around.

[@stevefreary7449]

@ Yes he is ! Much bigger ! Their words were shite !

​@@stevefreary7449 Oh you got me! Who wouldn't see the greatness of verses like "wo wow wo wooo my love does it good" compared to the dullness of verses like "Oh soave fanciulla, oh dolce viso di mite circonfuso alba lunar"... I have to admit I was terribly wrong; he is the greatest indeed ! :D

[@AkioOnishi-oz8km]

Thanks for your efforts to make this playlist.

[@DavidCKendall]

It's my pleasure to share this with everyone. So many good comments from real fans like you!

[@annegorski4739]

This concert was so interesting. Great band & great renditions. Thanks so much for uploading! 💕

[@DavidCKendall]

My pleasure, Anne. It's great to have so much good feedback for this concert. Paul's 50th birthday, in his prime, with Linda still there.. hard to beat!

[@kevingreen4516]

Paul is simply the GOAT. Had the privilege of seeing him live a few years ago and it was easy to see he still very much loves performing and making people happy. May God continue to bless him with a long, healthy, happy life.

[@kottenkrampen]

Paul ist the best. Great Performance.

[@СергейСергеев-т6ы1б]

There is nothing better than enjoying Paul's creativity....

[@ifkncantbelieveit]

the best he can still sing live i saw him in san diego if he rests a while between concerts his voice still sounds great that night in san diego he was amazing , and i was very impressed, he sings in a high register and this is sure hard over the years, but i heard paul live in 1976 and in 2015 in san diego he did not miss a beat

[@roygonzalez4367]

Did Paul mention Ian Stewart on Keyboards ? Stewart was Rolling Stones piano players for years ( shadow player ) on stage and recording studio

[@marisarico4933]

Maravilloso concierto, gracias por compartir. 🤙👏👏👏👏👏❤️

[@jamesdunn9714]

Michelle is sung and played very well here. Some music critics have bashed this great song but I always liked it a lot. It has a simple beautiful melody. I also find the folky rendition of "Can't Buy Me Love" very different and interesting. Paul was the most musical of The Beatles and music comes so easily to him that it is easy for some to dismiss his huge talent.

[@keithshauger6425]

+James Dunn Music Critics...sigh. People who make a living having opinions while contributing NOTHING to the world of art and creativity. I agree with your comments on how Paul's talent is so {seemingly) effortless that it is easy to take it for granted. I for one am thankful to have lived in his generation and to have been blessed with his music as a soundtrack of my life.

[@jamesdunn9714]

+Keith Shauger Yes. Well said!

[@HankFinkle11]

What music critics? I've never seen negative remarks about "Michelle."

[@jamesdunn9714]

Scott Reed I have read here and there, but not everywhere ; ), some critics think the "Michelle" is sung in a self conscious voice by Paul and the song is not among the Beatles best. Sorry I cannot name sources.

[@fredkruse9444]

Believe it or not, Rolling Stone magazine have changed their opinion of the Beatles over the decades. I have their 1975 Rock 'n Roll History that states that Michele is the only weak track on Rubber Soul. But that's nothin' -- It also states that the Beatles were not among the true titans of rock. They claim that title belongs to Dylan and the Stones.

[@randilevson9547]

Paul McCartney held the world in the palm of his hand.

[@ВладимирЕрохин-р5с]

Да, это мало кому удаётся!..

[@lifeisnice23]

Great show! Guns and Roses had just covered "Live and let die" back then and they did a great job but I still always prefer the original version, Paul's amazing!

[@PerHedström]

Absolutely fantastic musical performance and ingenuity during all these years, thank you so much Sir Paul! I have seen PM& Wings 5 magic Times, 1989 Gothenburg Sweden, 1991 London Wembley Arena, 1993 Gothenburg, 2004 Got and 2011 in Stockholm. All The Best for ever!

[@1717khabarovsk]

Me, only once...In Winnipeg, Manitoba during his touring in Canada some 10 years ago. He really delivered:)

[@erikkohl]

Looks like it has been a few years since you posted this, but it is the first time I have seen it. A belated, but very big THANK YOU, DAVID! for allowing me to see this beyond awesome concert. KZbin is one of the great aspects of living in this century, and this is a gleaming example of the privileges that are offered here!

[@DavidCKendall]

It's MY privilege to read your comment on Christmas morning, Erik. You're very welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@eleanorigbymin4355]

Linda looks so beautiful! We miss youu Paul is so amazing as always!! 💓

[@jsullivan2112]

Huge Guns n Roses fan but man they could not hold a candle to the original. There's just so much weight to this arrangement.

[@bessmahaneypilates8638]

Can’t buy me love...country...awesome! Loved this video!

[@allymayful]

From 1992. Loved it. Thanks David. Esp enjoyed that this was where he began to include some original Beatle songs in his repertoire. But this is the only time l have heard them done with a slightly different arrangement. Works really well.

[@josesunnygumaro7115]

Excellent performers the band of Sir Paul McCartney & company

[@bbrd876]

What a wonderful performer and performance. Love, love all of Paul’s songs. Thank you, Paul for the memories!

[@ВиталийШматов-л4о]

В России любят и боготворят Битлз как наверное нигде(верлятно потому что долгое время запретный плод ,который как известно сладок).Не сотвори себе кумирв,но Пол это исключение из правила .Для меня это как икона,на которую можно молиться.......

[@DavidCKendall]

Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Очень добрые мысли для Пола Маккартни!

[@shaunmcloughlin345]

Pure gold from the master himself sir Paul McCartney

[@lindadonofrio8314]

Love to see 1990’s Macca and the lovely Linda

[@williamcole9040]

Amazing bloke….he looks 30 not 50! The greatest ever.

[@BPCADownStateChapter]

He looks 30 when hes 50, I guess, that explains why he looks 55 when hes 75 now !

[@riskyrahmatfadhillah]

Fuck:v

[@tonycheise2513]

He put out a live album about this same time with all these same songs on it. Fantastic. I had it on casete. Played it so much until the tape broke. I was taping it back together for years with missing parts.......Loved it....

[@muterdimusik]

Paul is the living legend. Full of talent guy..

[@justiceforjamespaulmccartney]

James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy). This is the truth no matter what.

[@wfr8179]

Was at this show....great one!

[@charwest9449]

Lucky!

[@sarahsosa729]

I LOVE YOU PAUL!!!! ROCK ON!!!! SAME FOR RINGO. "THE BEST DRUMMER EVER"!!!!!

[@MurrayMelander]

My favorite McCartney band post 1970.

[@janeceeastwood8035]

I’m having a sense of deja vue, too, because I saw The Beatles perform for the first time on The Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964, which happened to be my 12th birthday. The two minutes it took The Fab Four to sing “All My Loving” was long enough for me to fall in love with them for a lifetime. I saw The Beatles in concert in 1965, and I’ve seen Paul McCartney four times. Seeing The Beatles was thrilling, and so was seeing Paul on his own. He puts on a terrific show. Love them still.

[@DavidCKendall]

Thank you for your lovely recollection of being there!

[@janeceeastwood8035]

@@DavidCKendall You’re very welcome. Thank you for your kind words.

[@sergiotizzano198]

tnks for your music....we love you Paul.

[@ЛарисаЗапорожец-н8е]

Отличная компания,выложились на 100 процентов.

[@lisalentile177]

I wish I could see him live long live my sweet paul RIP Lovely Linda

[@charleshanes2112]

was fortunate to see the new world order tour supporting his album off the ground at anaheim stadium from the 6th row. truly magical experience...

[@harrylazard805]

John or George couldn't pull off the "front man" roll as well as Paul. He is so talented on so many instruments and is conversational not to mention his singing.

[@DavidCKendall]

Absolutely! I don't have a favorite Beatle, but Ringo says that without Paul, they would have only made around three albums. Paul was always the cheerleader for the band. A born entertainer.

[@marurbina353]

@@DavidCKendall Gracias por subir esto es fantastico relindo

[@DavidCKendall]

@@marurbina353 Sí, sé que es maravilloso. Paul en su mejor momento. Me alegro de que lo te guste!